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__ ~•~ Frani the .LONDON GAZETTE, Dec. 2, 1809. Admiralty-011tce, Dec. 1 809. Copy of a Letter from Vice-Admiral Lord Collingwood, Cornmander'its Chief of Eli's Majesty's ships and v.estrels in the Mediterranjan. addre'ssed to the lion. W. W. Pole, dated on board the, Vint& Paris, off iVlinorca, October 12, ,12k7:9. • ,SIR, • * I have great pleasure in transmitting to you a Let- ter from Captain Hoste, of •his. Majesty's ship the Amphion, Living an account of a ,very gallant and w 11 - - oldurted attack made on the enemy's fort and vessels' at Cortelazzo, between Venice and TtiesLe. by the seamen and marines landed from that ship, which so completely succeeded, that the fort Was taken,.and.blown up; and alt the vessels which were in the port captured or destroyed without the loss of a man, one onlrbeing wounded by accident, when employed in destroying the works. • I have on many occasions had to represent the zeal, the bravery, and the nice concert of measures that are necessary to success, Which have distinguish ed the servicfs of Captain Hoste ; and 'this law at tack of the enemy is not inferior to those many instances which have before obtained for him praise and admiration: The manner in which he speaks of Lientenant Phillott, who commanded the party, and of, the other officers and men, is highly honourable. to them; but the Amphion's officersandmen follow— ing the example of their Captain could not well be otherwise than they are. 'l also transmit a list of the officers who were em plOyed on this service, and of the captures made. Within a month two divisions of the Enemy's gun boats have been taken, consisting of six each. I am, &c. (Signed) -COLLINGWOOD. His Majesty's Ship Amphion, off the Coast of Friul, Aug. zB, 1809. SIR, 1 bee leave to inform you of a most gallant and successful attack made by the beats of this ship, and a detachment of seamen' and marines, on the ene my's force at Cortelazzo, consisting of six gen-boats, and a convoy of merchant Trabactslos, moored in a strong position under a - battery of tour twenty-four pounders, at the mouth of the Piavie, and in sight 'of the Italian squadron at Venice. I had reconnoitred them on the 24th instant, and found it impracticable, from the shallowness of the water to get the ship in, but I conceived they might be cut out by the boats, peoxided I could carry the battery ; and this opinion was confirmed by a fisherman I detained the aame evening, who gave are a very correct account of their force and situation,; - to prevent. any suspicion of my design.' I kept out of sight of the land till the evening of the 26t1), when I crowded all possible sail, and we anchbred off the entrance of the Piavie, at one on the morning of the 27th e At , three a detach ment at - seat - nen and mariees, Cornmandeciby Lieu tenant Philtott, First Lientenant, assisted by Lieute nant Jones (2), and Moore of the Marines, in .all 70 men, were landed about a mile below the battery to the southward, and advanced immediately to storm it, leaving Lieutenant Slaughter, Third Lieu tenant, with the command of the boats, to push for the river the instant the fort was carried ; at a Oars ter past three the alarm was given, the attack was. made the same instant, and such vigour in the as sault, that in ten minutes the fort was completely in our possession, and the concerted Signal made, the guns were instantly turned on the gun-boats, the fire on which, and musketry from the Marines, whom Lieutenant Moore had placed in a most ex aellent situation, .compelled tliern to instant surren der, and our boats took possession of the gun-boats and vessels, as per inclosed list ; two of the former are of the latgeat dimensions.. • . The battery was a complete work, with a ditch, , and chevaux de frize round it, and our men entered it . first by scaling ladderi the Commandant of the Fort made his escape with some of his men, 'two were found dead, and one wounded,. the rest, consistig of sixteen of the 3d regiment .of Light .In fantly, were made prisoners. Haying' spiked the guns, and totally destroyed the Battery;and Bariack, the kx hole detachment was re-embarked by one P. M. • - Thave - now, Sir, the additional pleasure of saying, .that this service wa) performed without the loss of a man on our part. One marine alone was.wound ed by an explosion of powder . atter we had posses sion,. but he is. doing well. The gallantly and good conduit of the corn mending Lieutenant, Mr. Phillott; in the excels- Irian of this attack, speaks for itself ; I have • only to say, be had the,entire conduaing of it, and on this, and on many other occasions, fully justified the eoufidence I placed in him. He 'speaks in the , warmest terms of Lieutenant Jones' and Moore, and the officers and men under his orders ; the prompt manner in which I„itutenant Jones turned the guns on the Enemy's' s'esselse and the judicious disposi tion of the marioes by Lieutenant Moore, is highly praise-worthy. In she variety of boat service we have had, these officers have particularly distinguish ed themselveS, and some months back were both . severely wounded. The silence and regularity of the seamen and marines in their advance to the fort, and their bravery in the attack, is equally deserving' of praise, and truly charaaelistic of British seamen. Inclosed is a list of the officers and Midshipmen em ployed on shore and in the boass. The surrender of the gun-boats was so quick, that our beats had not time to join in the attack' on them, but were most aaively employed after wards in getting the prizesout, 'under the dirtaion of Lieutenant Slaughter. The above vessels were stationed at Cortelazzo for the express purpose of proteaing the trade between Venice and Trieste, and were commanded ;by a Commandant de Division, Mons. Villeneuve, who is made prisoner. I have, &c. (Signed) . H. HOST E, Captain. Captain Hargood, his Majesty's ship Northum berland, &c. &c. &c. ill the Adriatic. A List of Gun-Boats, &c. captured and destroyed by the Boats of, his.Nlajesty's Ship Amphion, 1-losteC'tsq, Cay.fain, at Cortelazzo, on the :711) of August, 18.9. Surveillante, Venetian gun-boat, commanded by Spiri dione Auzustine, Luseigne de Vaisseau, mounting one long z6-!lt.under in the bow, and one long 12-pounder a.. tre.n, with four swivels mounted on the gunwale, with a mental Quarter-master. Ist Regiment of Foot, Lieutenant Robert Mullen to be Cap tain of a Company, vice Ogilvy, deceased. To be Lieutenants ? without purchase, Ensign Thomas Patton, vice M'Arthur, deceased. Ensign Robert Butler vice M'Nicoll, deceased. Ensign )(m M‘Killigan, vice Stephenson, appointed to the 85th Foot. Ensign Edward Bevan, from the Both Foot, vice Mullen. 12t11 Ditto, Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel john Flaw to be Lieutenant-Coionel, without purchase. Captain Robert Nixon to be Major, vice Pielon. 23d Ditto, Second Lieutenant William Wilcox to be First Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Bishop, who retires. 24th Ditto, Lieutenant Stephen Holmes, from the 6th Gar. LONDON t Printed by RICHARD HARRIS, of No. 4, Martlett.court, Bow-street ; an d Pkt)lished by WILLIAM ARMIGEg SCR I PPS, .South Molton.s' rLat, G oFveric .Iquatv, At the Sux-OPFIct, No. 112, Strand; where Advertisements, Orders for the Paper Letters for the Eciityr, !cc. (post-paia), mv,st addlcsstd. 'astenei completneat alb erten,-Opper-bottorne quite new. La Vedetie, Venetian gun -boat, coir.manded by Aloise Tiona, Lieutenant de •Fr - gate, mounting one long 26- - pounder in thebow, and one tz-pounder a-stcni, with /our swivels mounted on the Bunwale, with a comploment of 36 men, copper-tasten!d. N 0.450, Venetian gun-boat, •eommandecl'by Giovanni Anto nio Aspirante, Midshipman, naounting.one long 24-poun der, with small No 76, Venetian gun-boat, commanded by-Giovanni Ville neuve, Commandant de . 11ivition, mounting one long 24 , pounder, with sinall arms. No. 77, Venetian guri-b6at, commanded by Andrew Moro.. Aspirante, mounting one long 24-pounder, with _span' arms. No. 64, Venetian gun-boat, commanded by Giovanni Marsa lo, Aspirante, mounting out: long i 4 . pounder, with small arms: Two Trabaccalos, laden with rice, cheese, &c. taken. - • Five Trabaccarqs, laden with wood and charcoal, burnt in the river. . . (Signed) ' W. 1-10 STE, Captain. A List of Officers employed on Shore, and in the Boats of his Majesty's ship Aniphion, W.. Haste, Esq. Captain, at the attack of the Enemy's force at Cortei.azo, on the morning of the 27th August, 1809, C. G. R. Phillott, First Lieutenant. G. AL )ones, - Se.' coed Lid/Tenant. William Slaughter, Thitd Lieutenant, in the boats. Thomas Moore, Lieutenant of Royal -Ala tines. I. Dalleny,, Master's Mate. Thomas: Boardman, ditto. Joseph Cape, Midshipman. Charles FL Ross., ditto. Geori,e Castle, ditto.. Cliatiesliemptlicirii Wiiliam Lee Rees, ditto.' ChArles'l3ruce, ditto. Aontas Edward Hose, Volunteer et the First Class, F. G. Fare well, ditto. • Robert Spearman, ditto. Jonathan Angas, Surgeon's Assistant. (Signed) W. HOSTE; Captain. Adrniralty-O/jice, Dec. 2, 1 809. Vice-Admiral LordCollingwood has transmitted to this Office a Letter fruin Captain Crawley, of his I\iljesty's sloop the Philornel, giving an account of his having, on the 13th of October, captured otf Zante, a French privateer called the Etoiie de lino naparte; o: 8 guns, and 48 men. A List of Officers employed in the B;2;ts in the Attack on 'the Ene►ny's Vessels on the Morning of the rst of Nevem. -ber, tBo9, m the Bay oX Rosas. ,TIGkZ. Mr. john Tallour, Lieutenant. Mr. A. W.: 1. Clifford, ditto. Mr. Edward Boxer, dittei. 11r William Water.. face, ditto. Mr. William Hamilton, ditto. Mr. (ohn Brulton, ditto. Mr. lames Caldwell, Master's Mate, Mr. loseph Kynson, ditto. Mr. 1). R. Syer, Midship. man.. Hon. Robert Spencer, ditto. Mr. Henry Fawcett ; ditto. Mr. G F. Bridges, ditto. Mr. George Sandys, ditto. Mr. James Athill, ditto. Hon. G. . Perceval, - ditto. Mr. fames Montagu, ditto. Mr. Frederick Noel, -ditto. Mr. Alexander Hosack, ASsi6tant;-Surgeasa. CUMBIBLAND. Mr. John Murray, Lieutenant. Mr. Richard Stuart, ditto. Mr. Writ. Bradley, Acting Lieutenant. Mr. Edward Baillie, Captain of Marines. Mr. iolui Webster, Mas ter's Mate. M. Charles Robert Milbourne, Midship i man. Mr. Henry Wise, ditto. Mr. Win. H. Brady, dux,. Mr. Alinesley Bliickmore, ditto. 41YOLLO. Mr. lames Begbie, Lieutenant. Mr. Robert Cutts Barton, ditto. Mr. luhn Forster, ditto. Mr. Henry William De Chair, Master's Mate. Mr. Wm. Plat% ditto. Mr. lames Diinderdaie, Midshipman, Mr. Henry Lancaster, ditto. Air. liahh Oliver French, Clerk. SCOUT. Mr. fohn Tarront, Lieutenant. Han. Wm. Waldegrave, Lieutenant of Villede Paris. Mr. Davy, Midship.. man of ditto. TOPAZZ. Mr. Charles Hammond,. Lieutenant. Mr. James Dunn, ditto. Mr. Win. Rawlins, ditto. Lord Balgonie, Lieu tenant of his:Majesty's ship Ville de Paris. Mr. Halstead, Lieutenant of Marines. Mr. Alexander Boyter. Master's Mate. Mr. Thomas Canty, Carpenter. Mr. Joseph Hume, • Midshipman. ,Mr. Hungerford Luthill, ditto. Mr. Harry Nicholas, ditto. vOLONTAIRZ. Mr. Dalhousie Tait, Lieutenant. Mr. Samuel Sison, Lieu. tenant. Mr. John Bannatyne, Master's Mate. Mr. Tho. mas Randall, ditto. ,Mr. 11 S. Harness, Midshipman. Mr. H. 1. Leek; ditto. Mr. Wm. Middleton, Carpe n ., ter._ Hon. J. A. Maude, , Lieutenant, Volunteer from the Ville de Paris. Mr. john Armstead, Midshipma n , Volunteer from ditto. Mr, Wm. Burton First Lieute. nantof Marines: Mr. Duncan Campbell , Lieute.. nant of Marines. TUSCAN(. Mr. Pasco Dunn Lieutenant. Mr. John M‘Dougall, Mas ter's Mate, Volunteer from the Ville de Paris. Mr. Charles Cray, Master's Mate, Volunteer from ditto. Mr. John Slickly, Midshipman. (Signed) BEN. HALLOWELL. Whiteh.all, Dec. 2, 1809. The Kjng has been pleased to grant the dignity of a Baronet of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland unto William Alexander; of the City of Dublin, Esq. and the heirs male of his body lawfully begat ten . The King hai also been pleased to grant the dig nity of a Baronet of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland unto the Right Hon. William Starner, of the City of 'Dublin, Esq. Lord 'Mayor of the said City, and to the heirs male of his body law fully begotten. Whitehll Dec. 2, 180 g. The King has been pleased to consicute and ap point the Right Honourable Spencer Perceval ;• the Right Honourable John Forster, Chancellor of 'his Majesty's ..Exchequer of Ireland; the Honourable Brodrici: ; the Honourable William Eliot ; the Right Honourable John Ot•Fay, Earl of Desart ; and Snowdon Barn; ESq, to be Cornissioners for executing the Office tat Treasurer of. his Majesty's Exchequer. • - The King has been pleased to present the. Rev. John Lloyd Crawley, Master of Arts, to the Itedury of Holdenby, in the County of Northampton, void by the death of the last ificutnbent. War-Off ce, Lec 2, IS :9. zd'Regiment of Dragoon Guards, Lieutenant Henry B. GaTII. ble to be Captain of a TroOz, by purchase, vice Phipps, who retires. Cornet F. Colons to be Lieutenant, by pur- risen chase, vice Gamble. 7th Ditto, Robert-,Nisbett, Gent. to be Cornet, by purchase, • vice (ebb, promoted in the rath Light Dragoons. .•27th Regiment of Light Dragoons,• Ensign F. CaWne, - from the 724 .foot, to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Lloyd, promoted in the loth Light Dragoons. ;-)29th Ditto, Lieutenant john Atkins to be Captain of . a Troop, by purchase, vice Sir George Tuite, who retires. - Stewart, Gent. to be Cornet,,without purchase. , 2oth Ditto, Quartermaster William Edwards to be Regi. Bartalloll 20 DC LlCu [ enan~~ yr...um. p.a., • ; Tudor, promoied. 33d Ditto, Ensign Thomas Beauelerk to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Orrock, promoted. Thomas , Cust, Gent. to he Ensign, by purchase, vice Pagan,-promoted. 34th Ditto, Ensign Thomas Mann Simkins, from the 6th Garrison Battalion, to be Lieutenant, without purchase. 37th Regiment of Foot, Francis Herrick, Gent. to be Ensign, vice.Ducket, promoted. . • . , - , 40th Ditto, Lieut.Conyugham Ellis to be Captain of a Coin. pang, vice Desbrisay, deceased. 4 6 t h Ditto, Lieutenant William Fraser, from the York. Light Infantry Volunteers, to be Lieutenant, without pur chase. Ensign fames Lavte to be ditto, vice M‘Namara, deceased. Douglas Leith Cox, Gent. to be Ensign, with out purchase, vice M`Kenzie, who resigns. sith Ditto, Lieutenant Andrew M‘Donnell, from the Sth Garrison Battalion, to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Douglas, promoted in the 36th Foot. 56th Ditto, Lieutenant William Gun to be Captain of a Company, without purchase, vice Gillman, promoted in the Sist Foot. Ensign Samuel M'Coy to be Lieutenant, vice Gun. S7th Ditto, Michael Busteed, Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Eden, who retires. Goth Ditto, Frederick P. N. de Kruger, Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase. Hospital mate Morris to be Assistant-Surgeon. Hospital-mate George M'Dermott to • - be ditto. 63d ditto, Hospital-mate Jefferys Hately to ,be Assistant-sur ' aeon, vice Wright, promoted. 64th Ditto, Ensign lames Knox to be Lieutenant, vice Gam ble, deceased. john Peter Kleine, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Knox. 68th Ditto, Assistant-Surge , in W. K. Green Well; from the 71st Foot, to be Assistant-Surgeon, vice M`Gregor, de ceased. 69th Ditto, Lieutenant john Leslie to be Captain of a Com pany, -1 • - by purchase, vice Neill, who retires. 74th Ditto, Benjainin Rainadge to be Ensign, by pur chase, vice Babington, who retires. Thomas .Manning, Gent. to be Ensign,.by purchase, vice Crabb, promoted. i 77th Ditto; Lieut. -Charles Kilshaw to be Captain of a Coin- i pa ny, vice 11 , 1' I urns h, deceased. Bed Ditto, CaPt.,Cxsar Colclougb to he Major, by purchase, vice Rainey, who retires. Ensign Peter Grant to be Lieu. tenant, hy. purchase,vice Pratt, promoted in the 96th Foot. Allan Henry Maclean, Gent. to be Ensign, without pur civa4e vice Fraser, promoted. Henry• Hewetson, Gent. to be :into, vice Grant, promoted. 9-,th Ditto,; Chas. M'Carlie,.. Gent. to be Enisign, without purchase, vice Bevan, promoted.in the Royals. 94th Ditto, Lieutenant John C. Griffiths, from the 4th Gar rison Battalion, to be Lieutenant, vice Burton, who ex- 1 changes. Royal Staff Corps, Gentleman Cadet George Croad, • from .1 • the Royal Military College, to be Ensign, without pur. chase. ist West India Regiment, Major Joseph Morrison, from the 89tli Foot, to be Lieutenant-Colonel, without purchase, vice,Tolley appointed to the that Foot. Lucas'Brereton, ton, Gent. to be Ensign, without 'purchase, vice Board- man, promoted in the 6th West India Regiment. ' '2d Ditto, Edward Ledger, Gent. to be Ensign,,without pur chase, vice Hogan, appointed to the 35th Foot. , 6th West India Regiment, Ensign William Boardman, from the Ist West ..India Regiment, to be Lieutenant, vice M'Hugo, deceased. George Palmer Hawkins, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Simon, deceased. Bth Ditto, Ensign j. Mulhall to be Lieutenants vice Mur phy deceased. M'Guckin, Gent. to be ,Ensign, vice Mulhall. 3d Ceylon Regiment, Major fames Maitland to be Lieute nant-Colonel, vice Brownrigg, deceased. 2d G ar ris o n Battalion, Serjeant-Major George Guy to be Quarter-master, vice Seaman, appointed Ensign.. 3d Ditto, Surgeon Wm. Stafford, from a Recruiting Dis... tria, to be Surgeon. vice Ramsay, appointed tO the Bth Royal Veteran Battalion. ' 4th Ditto, Lieutenant W. K. ,Burton from the 94th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Griffiths , who exchanges. - 6th Ditto, Serjeant-Major Neil Murray to be Adjufant,- with the Rank of Ensign, vice Holmes, appointed to the ,24th Foot. Bth Ditto,, Ensign L. M'Queen to be Lieutenant, vice ' IVl'Donnell, appointed to the 55th Foot. W. C. H. Bu chanan, Gent. to be Ensign, vice M'Queen. , 4th Royal Veteran Battalion, Serjeant Thomas Mann, from the Coldstream Guards, to „be Ensign, vice Holmes,: tie evased. Bth Ditto, Surgeon John Ramsay, from the 3d, Garrison Battalion, to be Surgeon, vice Graham, placecl.can Half. • Pay. ' • STAFF. Aaitig Deputy Commissary Boyes'to be a Deputy Commissary-General of the Forces. , • • To be Assistant-Comm►ssarics to the Forces. • Acting Assistant-Comtnissary Ilaines. Ading Assistant -Commissary Downie. Acting Assistant -Commissary Wernyss; HOSPITAL STAFF. Apothecary Christopher Cifidrington to be Surgeon ofa Re cruiting Distrid, vice Gray, appointed Physician to the Forces. The King's German Legion. tit Regiment of Dragoons, Captain) and Brigade Major+ ie . derick Baron Usla , to be Captain ola Troop , w ith tem p o. rary rank, vice Hake, who resigns. 3d 1-egiment of Light Dragoons, Cadet Eberhard Vrieclericki to be Cornet, vice Estoril; who resigns. Ist Battalion of Light I ntantry, Ensign A. A.-Baro Goeben to be Lieutenant , vice Marschalk, -protpoted. n Cadet Charles dc Hedemann to be Ensign vice Goeben. • • . . Stalls. , . Lieutenant Charles Baron Marschalk, from the ist Light Battalion, (Aid-de-Camp to the Colonel in Chief), to be Captain on the Stair, vice Hake, Who raigns. Errata in the gazettes of the 17th of 06tober and alb of November 1809. both Foot, - Far, Lieutenanr Koch to be captain, vice Andrews, de ceased, read Lieutenant Koch lo be. Captain, vice Ctigby, appointed to the I ith Foot. ' 26th Foot.. For Ensign Bray to he Lieutenant, vice Hamilton Mar well, deceased, -read Ensign bray ..to be ,Lieutenant,i Nice ,Henry Maxwell, deceased. :; aximmommm , • : - OrdX ance.Office, Ni'. 29 it 0 9 .1 • .• Royal Artillery I:Miters. *Main Gates, Gen, to be Quarter-Mister, and attached to the Riding-House,Department. Dated ' November is, 1800, Medical Establithment.for the, Military. Department' of the Ordnance. • , . . . John Webb, Esq. to be lnspedor-General, of. Ordnance Hospitals, vice Sir lohn Hayes, tart. deceased. Dated Nov, zo,' 1809. The King's Gentiari.l.egidn.' A sn - stant-Surgeon Christopher SehtheiTitil; from the 2,1 Light Dragoons of the king's German Legion, to be As sistant Surgeonin the HorseArtifiery, vice Nieter, pro moted. Dated Nov. r 5, 1E9.. ; • Corps of Engineers. Frederick de Gangreben, Gent: to ,be Second 'Lieutenant, vice Meinecke, promoted. Dated Nov. 4;4809, • Commission in the South Hants Reglinent of Militia, signed by the Lord Lieutenant. john Evans, Gent. to be Ensign., ,Fated November IS, 1809. • ~ • Commission in the 3d Regiment of Ayrshire Local Militia, signed by the Lord Lieutenant. Thoinas White, Esq, to be Captain, vice Whiteside, re signed. Dated Nov, 6, 1809. BANKRUPTS. Arthur Williams, of Cheltenham;dloucestershire, jewellers to surrender Vec. s,:iz, and lan. 13, at one, at G London. Attorney, Mr. C. Harrison, CraVem.street, Strand, London. William Anderson, late of Salford, Lancashire, stone-mason, Dec. 19, zo, and lan. 13, at three, at the Dog Tavern, Manchester. Attornies, Messrs. Foulkes, and Creswell, Manchester ; or Messrs. Foulkes and Longdill, Gray's- Inn, London. Edward Durtin, now or late of Buckingham, linen-draper, Dec. 9, 16, and lan. 13, at twelve, at Guildhall, Lon don. Attornies, Messrs. Botirdillon and Hewitt, Little Friday-strect, London. Godfrey Davis, of Broad-street, Bloomsbury, Middlesex, BlgTfiS. . . ,• - At his house in Sc -str ,2et, F athinsbury-square, tbe L"if of John Morrice, Esq. of a Daughter. In Portland-place, Mrs. Charles Smith, of a.DauKtitel• Al A Rki • 1 1,114 Qn Saturday the fBth ult. at S. George's Chapel, las, Isle or Man, Thomas, Stowell, Esq. Mao r ter 11 .- Rolls, and a IYlmbef of the Cirineil, to Miss Clark, (I"‘. l ,.'"iii .ter of loseph Clatle,•Esq. of the Royal Navy, rese lei' ' Doulthe as, c o On g . zotli at 1-109 . glitOri-leSiring, Henry C e 2ol. , iif;tßavertswcirt h,' I to Miss Charlotte 1 4 41 . fourth daughter of tlie fate Bon:Thomas- 1...5i0n, - House. . , - - 471' <Jag On the 23d ult. at kelvedon,. in Esser, Mrs. SFPP a in, • ,0-•••• , • • cut, I.vidow of George Nlt.t.cut, tohnerly ra t " in Lincolnshire. On Ttiesday:igt;_ Mrs. 13,CiUSIOY, of Hu l S , P lac° ' l CO On 'I hursday,last, at .his house at= Barnet, lont Esq. Surgeon of,rhat place. • -; - • , • 1. - " ‘" PRICE OF s LOCKS • '77' India i lt o a n Cy: ,26,, 0pf r Navy c per Ct, rotiao2, ter; Bank Stock, DAY. 4 Irish s per Cent. Excheq.,Bil'lS,,lis, (6s. P , ~ 4 per Cent. 164 i . -1 , - * Imperial 3 per Cent , , 3 Per Cent. Keel, 69 1 „ Ditto' Ann. , . i , 3 per : 4 ent. Con. 69 i7o CQns. for Opernngt r u gank. L. Ann. IS _,...........•-'"'.' zAFUR Mr, lames Reilly, .t. - .lfoiillrow, Buckingham- . • - • gate. William Argent, late of Hare-street, Rmnford, Essex, vic tualler, Vec. .9, t 6, and (an. ‘3, a eleven, at Guild hail, London. Attonnes, Messrs. .1-tolines and Lewis, Mark-lane. John Shelton, of Great Tew, Oxfordshire, timber- mer-, chant, Dec. is, 19, and lan. 13, at eleven, at the White Lion, - Banbury. -Attornies, Mr. Halkett, Chancery-lane. Loudon.; or Messrs. Bigneli and Tiins, Banbury: - John Jelfray, late of the East India Chambers Leaden. hall...street, London, .Inerchant, Dec. cu 14, -al- 1 :i Jan. '3 l at twelve, at Guildhall, , Attorney, Mr. Grubb . , Great Queen-street, Lincoln's-lon4ields. James Itiskipp the younger, of Battle, Sussex, 'carpenter, Dec, '., 'l9, and lan 13, at twelve, at Guildhall, .London. Attornies, Mr. I. Martin, Hattie ; or MessrS. Gregstni end • Dixon, Angel-court, Thicighiorton-street, London. -. Christoi;lier t'eel , of Kihg-street, .Cheapside, London, warp-, houseman, Dec. 9, i 6, and Jan. 13,-at one, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Spurr, Holborn-court, (.;i - y"s-lnn. ,- • William Bradley, now or late of Huddersfield, Yorkiliire; vi.:_.-I•u.alier, Dec. 19, '2O„, and Dec: z;, at eleven,, at the 6 --,rge Inn, Huddersfield. Attornies, Mr. John Battyei Iludderstield ; or Mr. Richard Battye, Chanceri-larte, i London. . . . Peter Corea, of . the Chancery Chambers, Quality court, , Chancery-lane, Middlesex,- money-scrivener, Dec. 5, 14. and lan. 13, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Wm. Prior, Copthall.court, Throgmocton.st Feet.. -'. , • - ~ - Edward Sandford, of Castile -street, Le.icester-ficHs, Mid-7 ~ dlesex, livery-stable-keeper, Dec. 9, 16, and. Jan. r 3, at eleven, at Guittlhall. Attorney, Mr. Knight, High street, Kensington. Robert battler, of South Shields, Durham, merchant, Dec. az, 2.3, and Jan 13, at eleven, at the Shakespere Tavern, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, Attornies, Mr. Bainbridge, South Shields ; or Messrs. Bell and Brodrick, Bow-lane, Cheap. side, London. ' • .. . • lona Witham Sherwood, of Newgate-street, London, cheese nionger;•Dec. 9, 19, and Jan. [3, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attortnes, Messrs. Willet, Annesley, and' Son, li ins ' bury-square. Samuel Mills, of StOmford,- Lincolnshire, upholsterer and cabinet,maker, Dec. 20, zi, .and lan. 13, at eieyen, a t the Crown lun, Stamford. Attornies, Mr. Jorkinghaid, I Stamford ;or Mr. Cniiton, Exchequer Office, Lincoln's- Inn, London.' . . ' William Rhodes, of' Saddleworth, Yorkshire, dealer, Dec l' i 26, at tour, 27, at ten, at the New Inn, Nlarstien. and lan. 13, at ten, at the George Inn, Huddersfield. •i. l- 1 tornies, Mr. Stephenson, Holmfirth ; or Mr. Battye. I •Chance:y-lane. Samuel Clark, late of Charlotte -street, Rathbone.placc. .I Middlesex, tailor, Dec. 6, tti,• and. Van: 13,• at ten, .-a guildhall. Attornies t , Mr. Knight, High-street, Ken " 6ington ; o`i Mr. Popkin; Dean-street, Soho. - DIVID.ENDS. • Dec.. 6.: George Remington and Alexander Remington, of oxford.street.Midcllesex,cabinet-makers and upholsterers, at ten, at Guildhall. • , - Dec 26. Christopher-Perkins,-late of Swansea, Glamorgan- , , shire, shopkeeper, at ten, at Guildhall, London. - • Dec. 23 Thomas Wilkinson and (ohm Wighton, of Cates ton-street, London, woollen-drapers, at twelve, at Gund.-. hail. • - Dec. 4: William Gore, ofAirtgate 'London, Manchester ware... houseman, at one, atGuilcittall.. Dec. 23. Brain, of Sutton-street, St. Ann, West''• . minster,• plane-Maker, at eleven, at G uildhall. Dec. 23.....Cnar1es Miles, , of Bermondsey-street, Southwarx , ' Surrey, fell-nionker, at eleven, at Guildhall, London. Dec. 23. Robert G ninths, of Lleweny Vann, Denbighshire, tar Mer, at eleven, at the Bee lrut,, MO'geil, gell, Denbighshire. • Dec. 26. MattheW Muir, of Doneaster,-.YOrkshire, linen . draper, at two, At, the Bridgewater • Arms M 4ll ' Chester -: Dec. 26. Gamaliel :Capes, of 'GoinSburgh, Lincolnsh ire, . whartinger, at eleven, at the White Hart 1014, u;aiii4-.7 • burgll:' Dec: Wm. ,Easton and , Robert Easton, jun. ofßucklerS bury, tondon, warehousethen, at one, at Guildhall. Dec.,26. Cahn Fage, of hishopSgate-street, London, haber• daSher; Wit. twelve, at Guildhall. Dec,.2b, john (ackson, of Great Yarmouth, Norfalk,chd • • mist, at one, at Guildhall, London._ 3 a n..9. .Henry Moggridge, Of Fleet-street, London, boo" maker and shoetnaktr, at eleven, at Guildhall. Dec. 23. lames Bolton and Fletcher Bolton, of Warri f ' " ton, Lancashire, potters, at-eleven at the Nlozeley Ar w Manchester. • , lan. 30. I oseph (ones; . of Wood-Street, Cheapsicle, l •° - Leghorn-hat-winehouseMan, at eleven, at Guildh,. l, • INC, 6. Lloyd Beale and Thorn aa Ale:sander lae4le. • " . .50 , 10..tt--4 , treet - i' itteq - aßsait,•• 'at ten, lit udd hall lan. 30. Niel IVP:Nleal, late of Charlsten, AMerica, but noo • .of Londononerchant, at ten,,.ar,l/ lan.. 30. Joseph Horton, of Cock. hill, St. Paul's, 1'3"1..7 wet I, Aluldlesex ' cheesemongeri- at ten,. at G Dec. loseph Rolle, of Bream's-buildings, • lane, Middlesex, timber-merchant, at eleven, at -- lull. • .. . 'Dec.' : "Robert Morley, of 0 Id-street- roa4 ,- ShO Middlesex, moneilcrivener;at eleven, at, Guildhall. Dec. 23. iolin Harrisonr and Robert Rig of ,Alailchest er s mantititeturers, at two, at the Do' Cavern, Manchester s Geo,rge Taylor late of Bristol, MetChAlt, at tyV . e,IV, , - a t t he white Lion, dristol: Dec. 23. W Whim Matthews, ofßrown's4ane,Ohristch ur c tr ' SpitalfieltiS Middlesex, carpenter and builder, at tweivc. lan. 6. Daniel Illachford, and Richard l3lachford,,of. ,L . 4 ,. `-"'bard-steeet, London, gold and •sill.rer-l'Ademeti, at twelve, Guildhall. ie,fitcll, ' Tuesday, last, at ,Gipping, ,near Stowmarhet,, seat of Sir John Shelly, the following he..id of were killed :-9 I hares; pheasants, rabbits. • The sportsmen who accompan i e d Sir PLI.c were 'Lords Clermont, • AlbeMarle? '4l; Fititl6r; - ',.. 1 ., ,Jarnes.Pulteney, Lieut.-Colonel, .RbbOw,- arid Jo"' Mosely,,4sq.. y ,.~ . . \ VIIP, NEWS. . . 1 . , . , • .-: ..... , , • pRAVZSIND. DSCEME*R. X. Arrived—the William, Hosti, front Lisbon ' • Vinti , is C 3 ; well, and St- Anna, Burson , from ' Malta Susannah, L P ton, front Malaga; and the Ceres, 0 vven, irom Cor,i;.. '4 .___ Sailed--the George, 'Knight, for i ßarbidoes ; FavtAV., -! Roddan, for Jamaica ; Wellington, Buddy, tOr St. Lu9f o l• NOnpareil; Bruce, for St. Michael's; liaWke, 1t.3.1Y, (- ~. Malta ; Sally, Patterion, for Madeira - ; EPerenne, . 1 - ) i L . for Gibraltar ; and the Nancy, Randall, for tflort? . -__..*„:;'!"- ."